I came across an interesting article on identifying your brand ambassadors written by the Digital Royalty herself, Amy Martin. Amy has over 1.3 million followers on Twitter, so follow her if you are not doing so yet.
Monthly Archives: August 2010
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Identifying Brand Ambassadors
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Starbucks still the most popular brand on Facebook
on August 26, 2010in the categories Reviews, Social Web Read more »With its 12,8 million fans, Starbucks remains the most popular brand on Facebook. During the last 12 months, the number of fans doubled. Same story for Coca Cola, they went from 5 million to 11 million fans. Other popular brands (top 10) are Skittles (8,6M), Redbull (7,8M, new in top 5), Victoria Secret (6,4M, new in top 5), Disney (5,8M), Converse (4,8M), Pringles (4,8M), ZARA (4,4M) and Nutella (4,2M).
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When on Twitter, act like you’re in a bar
on August 25, 2010in the categories Skills, Social Web Read more »Many brands wonder how they should behave on Twitter: What should we say? Can we add Twitter in our communication mix? Often heard questions, no? To facilitate the discussion, I like to compare Twitter with a bar full of people. People are talking to each other, subjects are diverse, topics may change in a second and the big news travels around the bar in no time.
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Social commerce by Delta Airlines
on August 24, 2010in the categories Social Web Read more »If you want to book a Delta Airlines flight, you can buy it through Facebook. They added a ticket window to their Delta Facebook fanpage. You can book flights without leaving the fanpage and you can easily share the info with your friends.
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A small local bakery on Facebook
on August 23, 2010in the categories Social Web Read more »Many companies are wondering if they could use Facebook. Some still think that Facebook is only useful for companies like Starbucks and Coke. B2B companies are having doubts (look at InSites, we're B2B, we're research, but lot's of fans...).
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Conversation Cramp
on August 20, 2010in the categories Conversations, Social Web Read more »It started quite innocently. Someone criticised a video streamer on the StuBru site (a Belgian radio station). It's important to know we at ONE Agency developed this site and it was kind of the showpiece of the agency. In his criticism the man in question said the BPM were not right and ended with: ONE #fail.
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Agree upon a policy that works before you start the conversation
on August 18, 2010in the categories Conversations, Skills Read more »As passionate you might be as a conversation manager, you will be confronted with corporate regulations in one way or another. That's for sure!
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Real time & geo marketing by Nike
on August 17, 2010in the categories Branding, Social Web Read more »We have all seen the Nike+ case many times. It was a great innovation: tracking running behavior and linking it to the web and friends. Now, they've gone even a step further: they included geo-marketing aspects through FourSquare and a brand new music application.
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From advertising to activation… a Belgacom story
on August 13, 2010in the categories Activation, Conversations Read more »One of the big Telco players in Belgium, Belgacom, has scored a new advertising hit! The previous one was the 'Who took my badjas' campaign. 180 000 views on youtube.com, 150 000 fans on Facebook and a lot of attention in the press and in the streets. Everyone used the famous quotes from the ad.
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What Carglass should have done
on August 11, 2010in the categories Activation, Conversations, Social Web Read more »Yesterday something very remarkable happened in the Twitter spheres. The global vehicle glass specialist Carglass suddenly became the center of attention after the hashtag #carglasszuigt became a trending topic on Twitter.



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